The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-19
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. II. Bamberger left for the East last night
business trip.
H L. Hutchins and family will leave to-mor
row for Cedar Beach.
Mrs. A. j. Halford and children have re-
turned from the East.
Mrs Frank Thayer, of Central avenue, is Wis
itng at Delphi, her old home.
Mrs Bowles and Miss Agnes Moore have re
turned from visit to the North.
Miss Lucille Loder is entertaining Misses
Minnie and Sadie Moore, of Paris, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrews went East yes
terday to remain until the middle of September.
Miss Selie. of North Alabama street. went to
Cincinnati yesterday to attend a large wedding.
Mr.. Berg Apologize and sister, Mrs. Morris,
have returned from a short stay at West Baden.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cones have given up
housekeeping and are living at the Grand Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. s. Robbins, OF Memphis. are
expected to-day to visit Mr.. and Mrs F. Benton.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. B. Jameson have gone North.
They will visit Chicago Waukesha and Macki-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Newland have re-
turned from a ten days visit to Brookville and
Richmond.
Mrs E. w. Halford and daughter Jeanette
have gone to Milwaukee to spend fortnight
with friends
Miss Hattie Caleb. of Covineton. KY, is the
for few days.
Mrs. Geo. Harper has returned to her home in
Louisville. after spending three weeks with her
mother in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Brown leave the last of
this week for Waukesha, Wis, and other places
of interest in the North.
M. and Mrs Glenn Shepherd. of Chicago,
spent yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs. Allison, en-
route to Old Point Comfort, Va.
Mrs. j. W. Loder and daughters and Mrs. Ora
Fisher and daughters have returned from
Bloomingdale Glens, after pleasant sojourn of
a month.
Mr.. L. B. Williams. of Omaha, spent Tuesday
in the city, on his way TO Pennsylvania to
tract for more iron for his cable road He in
tends to stop on his return and make some in
vestigation of the project proposed to his syndi-
cate of piping gas from Greenfield.
Very Rev. Father Scheide!er, Of st. Mary's
Church. of this city, visited the site where the
Leo House is to be erected, in New York city.
opposite Castle Garden, and expresses himself
as much pleased with the location The grounds
cost 100000 and the building is to be fine
which to receive German Catholic immigrants on
their arrival in New York
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
New Denison: E. Reynolds, Lebanon; Robt. Doug
lass, Princeton; F. D; Moore. Lawrenceburg; s. F.
Knightstown; s S Kirk. Kokomo: Jno. S Colby,
Thompson, D. B. Bigger Albany, New York.
Grand Hotel c. s. Burr Anderson; A. A Sprague.
CrawfOrdsvle; John B. Walk. Goshen; Peter T.
Wabash; John L. Davis, Auburn; NJ. Herzog, Wayne
town; E. E. sluss. Miss Clara sluss, Bloomngton W.
J. Wood. Terre Haute E. Davis and wife Cambridge
City; II. B. Love- r. NJ. Cain, Kokomo; Geo. v Raw
son. Michigan City; P. W. Gent. Huntington: E. P.
Deming Michigan City; Harry Rush. Marshall: G. NJ.
Jones' Fort Wayne; j. G. Roberts. New Albany:
Smith Petit Washington: Mrs. L. S. Thompson, Miss
Jessie Thompson, Lafayette.
Bates House, G.. w. Lewis. Warren O.; Henry
Bogen G. o. Roach and wife Kokomo; j. H O'Neall
Washington; W. L. p Ward Nashville, Tenn; R. B.
Mitchell Martnsvle; J. r. Duncan, Charlottesville:
J. p Taylor, Bra dford; J. 0. Roney. Richmond; Geo.
W. Dandon. Hugh Landon, Kokomo: VIM. A. Burton
Geo. Wilkinson. Mitchell; Jno. S. Day, New Albany;
H. G. Parker Bloomington w. F. Bleozby, Kalama-
zoo; w. H Martin Bedford; F. @. Parchert. Lock
port Fl. S. Frank. Albany, N. Y: John s. Pickett
Norfolk Rev. Fred K. s. Jewell, Racine Wis; Linn
c. Boyd, j. Joseph Noblesville; Z. NJ Page Frank
fort.
GOLDEN WEDDING.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Aug. 18.-The golden wed
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben T. Ristine
was celebrated las. evening at their residence by
a sumptuous repast. A large number of friends
AMI relatives were present, and the evening was
passed. All the family were at home
among them being Mrs. Flora Frazier, of War
saw who had charge OF the whole affair. Mr..
Ristipe is an ola ana respected citizen, and is
the Oldest lawyer of the Charlottesville bar.